Missing Home
Shocking as it may seems...
I'm beginning to miss home.
Miss my life jet-setting life which I was so eager to get away from when I first left Malaysia.
Miss my friends and late nights chats and talk and many wine sessions.
Miss all the hoo ha, events and parties that I always get invited to but never was that interested to go, until now.
Miss my parents, my family, home cooking, miss waking up and know that a jog down the jungle is as easy as taking a 15 mins car ride out.
Miss people who speaks English.
Miss dressing up nicely and go for a fancy afternoon tea.
Miss a movie night out.
Miss people who miss me back home.
Sigh... I miss Malaysia.
And yet I'm here, for another 5 months, or 4. Signed up with a gym for a good three months. Beginning to experience withdrawal symptoms.
I think I will take a ride down to Ko Samet, Phuket or Phi Phi next month for a weekend escapade. Erm.... yea.. why not. Might as way since I'm here. And I do want to sign up for the bloody expensive massage course. :D
16 kissed Nicole
Yeah, I agree with you. No matter how kick ass fun living in another country might seem, there is no place like home! :D
ReplyDeletei am the same with you. wrote some travel blog. (alto not as much as yours=P) but sometime, home sick still come to attack the emotion, couldn't get it off. no matter how nice the places that i visit
ReplyDeletehome is still home....
cLiu
M MISSING U 2 - Absence makes the heart grows fonder.
ReplyDeletesign up expensive massage courses? you got money mer?
ReplyDeleteNo miss me one :(
ReplyDeleteheh! if i got extra savings, i will head down thailand to find u!
ReplyDeletemiss wat home lar? emotion is useless. sadness is useless!!!!!
ReplyDeletegirl, listen, plan, everyday plan,
1. a new place to go
2. a new person to know
3. a new food
4.maybe a new bf , handsome thai man.
5. write a book, a love story in bangkok.
6.most of all, be positive, do yr daily sit up.
7. do not spend too much time on pc.
8.maybe find a job as waitress in bangkok, it would be fun, u meet many people.
Have been browsing thru your blog frequently. This is the 1st time I notice that you did miss home. Anyway, there's lot more to explorer in your current location. Thai massage is 1 of it. And, its worth trying. I have no choice, but to learn it in Malaysia which cost me RM 2000.
ReplyDeleteHave been browsing thru your blog frequently. This is the 1st time I notice that you did miss home. Anyway, there's lot more to explorer in your current location. Thai massage is 1 of it. And, its worth trying. I have no choice, but to learn it in Malaysia which cost me RM 2000.
ReplyDeletehaha, u gotta make the full use of being in bangkok! let no opportunity slip there (not like u do anyway :P)
ReplyDeleteur friends and family will still be here when u get back :) just whether or not you have any juicy stories to tell them or not :P so don't be sad, its just 4 more months.. it'll be gone in a blink of an eye and ull be back in msia in no time.. so use ur time wiseeeelyyy..
You know why? Cause Malaysia is your home and home is where the heart is.
ReplyDeleteno place sweeter than home :-)
ReplyDeletehugs..
ReplyDeleteyou're always welcome back to home- malaysia!
:)
u dun miss people who speak mandarin??? wat about malay? hahahha
ReplyDeleteI miss Malaysia too! Bout the same way you do =P
ReplyDeleteSigning up for a massage course is a brilliant move. A lady who knows how to massage is more charming!
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